ARRS Awards Medals And Certificates For Outstanding Electronic Exhibits

Main Category: Medical Devices / Diagnostics
Also Included In: Radiology / Nuclear Medicine;  MRI / PET / Ultrasound
Article Date: 05 Aug 2007 - 2:00 PDT

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Ten medals were awarded to authors of electronic exhibits at this year's ARRS annual meeting in Orlando, FL. The following authors were recognized for their exemplary presentation:

Gold Medal

E064: Cardiac Imaging-- Are We There Yet?
Author(s): Vibhu Kapoor

Silver Medal

E021: MRI Differentiation of Benign and Malignant Breast Lesions: Test Your Skills of the ACR BI-RADS Lexicon
Author(s): Dana Rausch

E114: Interactive PET/CT Brain Quiz
Author(s): Daniel Vinocur, Julieta Oneto, Jean Jose, Steven Zell, William Smoak

E275: MRI Assessment of Bone Marrow
Author(s): Catherine Roberts, Felix Chew

Bronze Medal

E093: Imaging of Lung Transplantation
Author(s): Yuen-Li Ng, Narinder Paul, Anna Walsham, Tae Bong Chung, Demetris Patsios, Shaf Keshavjee, Gordon Weisbrod

E144: Fat-From Head to Toe-Imaging Significance of Fat Visualized in Various Lesions Throughout the Body
Author(s): Raul Uppot, Peter Hahn, Dushyant Sahani, Michael Blake, Debra Gervais, Peter Mueller

E239: Fetal MR: Feasible, Safe and Helpful
Author(s): Patricia Oliveira, Suzan Goldman, Raquel Amaral, Germana Santos, Guilherme Demarchi, Denis Szejnfeld, Claudia Rezende, Nitamar Abdala, Jacob Szejnfeld

E278: Demystifying MRI of the Wrist
Author(s): M. Shane Whitlock, Felix S. Chew, Michael Richardson, Catherine Roberts

E283: Benign Wrist Masses Diagnosed on Radiologic Studies
Author(s): Brady Huang, Ahmed El-Sherief, J. Timberlake, Marlon Maragh, Gwy Suk Seo, Johnny Monu

E431: Applications of SPECT/CT in Nuclear Radiology
Author(s): Michael Roarke, Ba Nguyen

In addition, 40 exhibits were recognized with a certificate of merit. To view the full list of electronic exhibit winners, please visit the Scholarships & Awards section of the ARRS Web site.

About ARRS

The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) was founded in 1900 and is the oldest radiology society in the United States. Its monthly journal, the American Journal of Roentgenology, began publication in 1906. Radiologists from all over the world attend the ARRS Annual Meeting to take part in instructional courses, scientific paper presentations, symposia, new issues forums and scientific and commercial exhibits related to the field of radiology. The Society is named after the first Nobel Laureate in Physics, Wilhelm Röentgen, who discovered the X-ray in 1895.

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